LVMH
How LVMH Dominated Luxury and Where the “Bling Supremacy” Goes Next
LVMH, the biggest conglomerate in luxury, has continued to outperform its peers. How? It’s mostly down to the spirit of conquest. Read More
Death by a Thousand Cuts: The Financial Perils of Bad Luxury Choices
When analyzing underperforming luxury brands, the same themes recur — too much focus on internal matters and not enough on consumer connections. Read More
Can Independent Brands Survive Without Luxury Conglomerates?
In tough times, some brands might consider joining a luxury conglomerate. But that might not be the best way to survive in China. Read More
How JD.com Is Luring Luxury Brands Back
China issued rules to prevent monopolistic behavior from internet firms. As such, luxury brands will no longer have to choose between Tmall or JD. Read More
China’s “Common Prosperity” Drive Sends Luxury Stocks Tumbling
In August, the Jing Daily Index hit a new low as investors drove the share prices of the world’s largest luxury companies downwards. Read More
LVMH Prize Jury Sorely Lacks Diversity
Fendi womenswear director Kim Jones has become the newest member of the LVMH Prize’s all-star jury, doing little to fix the panel's diversity problem. Read More
Rapper’s Deluxe: Why Hip Hop and Luxury Are Suddenly Such a Good Mix
Rappers have been singing and wearing luxury fashion and jewelry brands for decades. Now it’s time for them to represent some of those. Read More
How LVMH Beat The Pandemic
Many companies are still feeling the impact of the pandemic on their bottom lines, making LVMH's first-half performance even more remarkable. Read More
LVMH Celebrates Its First Half 2021 Earnings. But Can Growth Continue?
LVMH, Louis Vuitton’s parent company, has done it again. It’s first half earnings for 2021 have beaten analysts’ expectations. Unsurprisingly, Asia continues to drive the luxury giant’s growth. Read More
LVMH’s K-Pop Ambassador Strategy a Winning Approach in China
Enlisting Korean brand ambassadors has been a successful strategy for brands in China, where K-pop remains influential despite the occasional backlash. Read More
